What is the conductivity of lead as compared to silver?

It's quite an interesting question! Silver on one side, would contain material such as copper, gold, zinc and much more, and the conductivity between these would be in the range of 16-98. But as for the lead's conductivity, they would be between 1 to 9, containing mercury, tin, and nickle, and also much more. Now, we would think, what does the word conductivity even mean. Well, this would indicate how each mineral would handle heat. It would either do two things, it would either expand, or conduct. And that would be how the mineral's about would handle heat. That's why they are compared.

Silver is less dense than lead, but not irredeemably so. Silver is roughly 7.5% less dense than lead - so it can still make an effective bullet in that regard. But that doesn't mean silver bullets are just as easy to make. In order to refine the metal into bullets, it must be melted first. Diamonds, gold, lead and concrete have very different electrical characteristics, including their ability to conduct electricity. Two of these substances are electrical conductors and two are insulators. Gold and lead, being metals, make poor insulators.